soundproofing bow blind

[Big Spec]

very nice, great idea

[Tubby]

Nice. Other than the acoustics, how are you liking the Dillon Bow Blind?

I like them a lot. This is my second one. My first one, a rifle blind, I got 3 years ago. It's still "bug proof" to this day.

The padded walls go hand in hand for a guy that works around a radioactive source and smells developing chemicals all day. Just kidding.
Nice job man! I'm jealous.

HA! it's good to be the boss and not have to smell that mess anymore!

[BowTech 4 life]

Turned out good and great idea

[mikegarcia]

Very nice

[head]

if you ever need someone to man that post while you're in the other stand, just hollar!

looks great cuz, can't wait to see it in the wilderness!

[TX Thumper]

Very impressive. I bet it will help with temperature control as well.

Great idea. Thanks

[extremehunter]

Cool....Great idea

[White Falcon]

Very Nice!

[DroptineCrown]

sweet blind. what do those dillion blinds run in price?

[ETEXASHUNTER]

They are great Blind they run from the dealer $1500-2000 but worth it...

[Reaper]

that is a great idea, even if the blind is wood, metal, fiber glass etc. thanks for posting

[Tubby]

I had this one custom made and it cost me right at $1500 with a 5' base and aluminum door, well worth it IMO. A rifle blind (5X6 1/2 Hex) will run around $1,300 now. My rifle bind is going on it's 3rd season. Even with the basic fiberglass door, it's still bug-proof

One tip I can give y'all from my experience doing this... Don't skip out on the spray adhesive and don't try to go around corners with the foam. Even with a slight 22* angle, it didn't want to stick. It's fixed now tho...

[El Patron]

Very nice, I really like the whole idea. My only concern is, do you think the 3M77 adhesive can withstand South Texas heat? Nice Mohawk BTW!

[lovetohunt]

Well done, that's a great idea

[Leftridge]

Thats cool man.. Nice blind too! I didn't realize you were a high roller!